Deferred Adjudication Eligibility Texas

Summary

Completing a diversion program and having a charge expunged can improve chances for deferred adjudication in Texas for Class C theft. Eligibility depends on jurisdiction and judge discretion. Consider discussing options with a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Completed a county diversion program for theft in the past and got the charge successfully expunged. Currently charged with class c theft in municipal court. What are my chances of receiving deferral for this current charge?
Hi ****! Generally, completing a diversion program and having a past charge expunged can positively influence your chances of receiving a deferral for your current offense. However, it varies by jurisdiction and judge.
Where are you located? This will help provide more specific information.
Arlington Tx
In Texas, specifically for Class C misdemeanors like theft, you may be eligible for deferred adjudication, especially given your positive history with diversion programs. Here are a few points to consider:
- Deferred adjudication is typically available for first-time offenders or minor offenses.
- Your past successful completion of a diversion program and expungement should work in your favor.
- The final decision is at the discretion of the judge.
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